The Noble Lynda Bossler drilling rig reached a total measured depth of 5,840 meters on November 28, 2009. Operational difficulties were subsequently encountered during cementing operations of the liner over the reservoir section. While attempting to disconnect the liner running tool from the liner hanger, the running string parted leaving a fish in the hole made up of drill pipe and the liner running tool. After numerous unsuccessful attempts to retrieve the fish, the L8-D Unit partners have agreed to sidetrack the well and drill a new lower hole section to the reservoir. The estimated duration for this operation is approximately 70 days which includes for the expected testing of the new wellbore and running a completion.

Cirrus' President, David Taylor, comments: "These operational problems are particularly unfortunate as the well had achieved the planned total depth, the strip log and gas detector provided positive indication of the expected gas-bearing reservoir section and the liner had been run over the reservoir. There will now be a delay to the expected production start of the A07 well and an increase in the overall total budget for this well.

On a positive note, however, the budget increase has been partially mitigated by a substantial reduction in the day rate for the Noble Lynda Bossler rig which, effective Dec 15, 2009, has been reduced from US$220,000 per day to US$89,500 per day. The original well AFE of (euro)32.0MM gross has been increased to (euro)39.4MM gross and hence Cirrus' net share of the budget increase is estimated to be (euro)1.9MM (C$3.0MM). Cirrus has also secured options to use the Noble Lynda Bossler for drilling in 2010 for up to 240 days at these new lower rig rates."

Cirrus Energy Corporation is an international oil and gas company headquartered in Calgary and has approximately 93.1 million fully diluted common shares outstanding.

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